Golf Swing Tips - Driver basics with Colin Montgomerie
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2013
- In this video European Tour legend Colin Montgomerie shares his golf tips for hitting your driver with a clinic held at De Vere Mottram Hall in April 2013.
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A shame this dude never won a major, he had the skill to do so.
Something I find really helpful is to use a 1-2-3-4 count for the driver. The backswing starts on the 1, the contact happens on the 4.
The count for irons is 1-2-3.
Chip shots are 1-2 (or "tick-tock").
Followed Monty many times here in Australia, and he was deadly straight with his driver, and i mean Hogan like. And of course, a magic short game. Deserved a couple of majors, but sadly wasn't to be.
Love the guy to does his impression
Ya jack bartlett haha
@@noway667 No not him
He is very good.
I love his lessons, because he is more articulate than the average pro, but he is a renowned fader, and his comments here ignore a lot of players who habitually draw and hook the ball, like me.
Monty wasn’t the longest driver but he was long. He wasn’t the straightest driver but he was straight. However, when it comes to hitting long, straight drives Monty had no parallel.
Unbeaten in Singles at the Ryder Cup. A total natural.
Coming up through the ball and using the ground and legs now recommended. Golf instruction, even from the very best, as contradictory as ever. No diss on Monty, just the way it is.
I seen Monty vs Tiger at the 2005 Open at St Andrews on the Saturday and followed them round, some of the best golf Monty ever played but unfortunately he was up against a prime Tiger Woods on top form
Its fascinating to hear he changes clubface at address for various purposes. He even turns driver face! No pga teacher would ever tell you that, and yet here is Monty with a British open win advocating it. Perhaps it is because he is from a different era,when that was more acceptable. Bernard Langer talks about it too, in his drawing and fading video.
Which British Open did he win? There's none on his record??
slow easy swing great lesson
Very good instruction...I have a terrible habit of rushing my swing..and yes, it goes right!...I slice like a butcher!
I guess the secret is "light hands at address!!! finish the back swing hit through the ball" Good tip wonderful simple swing which has served Colin well over the years. Still playing well unlike some the other players who's sole aim is to smash the cover of the ball and then end up with back problems
If I could have one swing, his would be it! Long enough to compete with deadly control! He swings very freely for a big man. Should have won a few majors. I always thought Faldo was not near the striker Monty was. Power fades are nothing but money makers! Unfortunately it is not my best strike!
yeah monty i meet monty at the belfry in 2010 hes nice guy sinde my autograph for me
Another case of a great player with great talent for the game and poetry but nothing useful to say about the golf swing nor how to teach it.
his teaching doesn't even scratch the surface on how to swing the golf club..
a short clinic with 20+ handicap guests is hardly the time to go full Foley D Plane is it you dumbass
*he's got a big stick*
You can't teach golf you either shit or good
All these golfers are comedians